Judith Bourque was born and raised in the United States. She is an award-winning filmmaker and holistic therapist. After graduating from Massachusetts College of Art with a bachelor’s degree in fine arts, she went to India to become a teacher of Transcendental Meditation, and then worked for the TM movement for two years. She subsequently trained as a teacher of Re-evaluation Counseling, introducing that method to her country of residence, Sweden. She also teaches classes in Dreams as a Source of Spiritual Guidance and Shamanic Healing. After postgraduate studies at the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts, she worked at Swedish Television for many years as a film editor, as well as producing and directing independent documentaries. Her films include Sowing for Need, or Sowing for Greed? a documentary on genetically modified seeds, The Real Patch Adams, and Hot and Cold Mandala, an experiential infrared film. Robes of Silk Feet of Clay is her first book. |
